Sentence examples for effects of lightning from inspiring English sources

Numerical models were implemented providing important and interesting results regarding both primary and secondary effects of lightning.

Attenuation and deformation effects of lightning impulse corona along transmission lines are evaluated by comparing the simulation and test results.

The effects of lightning are the main cause of interruptions in electrical networks (distribution feeders), imposing a crucial impact on power quality and reliability.

A mixture of possible Martian volcanic gases were reproduced and irradiated by a high-energy infrared laser to reproduce the effects of lightning on the production of prebiotic molecules.

In 1953, Stanley L. Miller, then a graduate student of Harold C. Urey at the University of Chicago, put ammonia, methane and hydrogen — the gases believed to be in early Earth's atmosphere — along with water in a sealed flask and applied electrical sparks to simulate the effects of lightning.

To get the effects of lightning, first draw lines with white crayon sticks and then paint the entire paper with black watercolor.

The idea that the first living cell appeared spontaneously once sufficient time had elapsed from a muddy collection of earth and stone under the effect of lightning is something not even a primary school student would believe, a claim devoid of any scientific validity.

Dr. Martin Uman, co-director of the University of Florida's International Center for Lightning Research and Testing in Gainesville, told The Huffington Post in an email that Hoff's video shows a well-known effect of lightning.

I reminded her that she was repeating exactly our mother's formula, which she and I had discussed in childhood, because we both felt that what we were looking at in the adults were the effects not of lightning but of the electric chair. 5. Riddle: Why was my mother happy?

Discharge currents in the range of several amperes to several thousand amperes as well as the pre-explosive mega ampere currents, generated in the reduction oxidation reactions and distributed between all the aerosol particles, explain both the magnetic attraction between the elements of the ball lightning substance and the impressive electromagnetic effects of ball lightning.

The value of these currents, distributed between all the nanoparticles, explain the existence of a powerful mutual magnetic attraction between the particles, a high surface tension value of the ball lightning substance, as well as the strong radio-interferences effects of ball lightning.